For the Sake of THE CHILDREN
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- Publication date
- 1990
- Usage
- CC0 1.0 Universal
- Topics
- censorship, child pornography, civil liberties, intellectual dishonesty, Mrs Mary Whitehouse, Puritanism
- Publisher
- Alexander Baron
- Collection
- fringe
- Contributor
- Alexander Baron
- Language
- English
- Rights
- Donated by the author, Alexander Baron (born 1956).
- Item Size
- 20.8M
This is a PDF scan of pages 16-9 of TV Scene, ISSUE 10, prefixed with the front cover and the contents page.
I'm not quite sure the phrase “political gerrymandering” is correct, in fact I'm sure it isn't, but apart from that I'm rather proud of this article. And they got my name right this time too!
I'm not quite sure the phrase “political gerrymandering” is correct, in fact I'm sure it isn't, but apart from that I'm rather proud of this article. And they got my name right this time too!
Notes
If I recall correctly, this was published towards the end of 1990.
- Addeddate
- 2010-11-26 00:44:18
- Identifier
- TvScene-Issue10
- Identifier-ark
- ark:/13960/t0ns1jn3k
- Location
- UK but universal and timeless
- Ocr
- ABBYY FineReader 8.0
- Ppi
- 300
- Year
- 1990
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July 16, 2017
Subject: The God of science and irrational rationale.
Subject: The God of science and irrational rationale.
The article is well written and presents a logical and reasoned approach to the entire subject of censorship and its rationale. It does however fail rather
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miserably regarding the tone of its attack on the basis for censorship. Mr Baron depicts those who wish to introduce censorship as possessing some kind of mean Calvinistic streak running through their bodies and perversely sitting in their homes gorging themselves on every scrap of scripture they can get. In stark contrast Mr. Baron offer up some incense to an effigy of Darwin and invokes the God of science with some low tone chanting and murmurings about empirical evidence and the scientific method. Mr. Barons depiction of himself and every other detractor of Biblical scripture as rational and intelligent while the believer is naught but a purveyor of bumf, moral outrage and outright fairytale is not only hackneyed, illogical and unreasoning but rather ironically demonstrably false. There have been and will continue to be great scientific minds who also adhere to and are believers in Biblical scripture. One often finds that the most vocal detractors of religious scripture are the least likely to have read or understood it. However as this was not the main thrust of the article if one ignores this bias then its a fine thing to behold and well worth reading.
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